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by yosamino 8mo ago
Yes, there is a long term effort by the State of Israel to remove Palestinian life from Palestinian land. The term "genocide" noes not mean "kill every single member of a group", it refers to the destruction of the group
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by yosamino 8mo ago
I find that a good sniff-test in politics is to change the actor in a claim to be Jewish and then consider if that make the claim an antisemitic conspiracy theory. Works surprisingly well. For example: > facing an enemy [Hamas] who does
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by yosamino 8mo ago
The meaning of your comment is > The people I don't agree with are too stupid to understand what they are supporting. That is lazy thinking, and your claim is unsubstantiated. That doesn't move a discussion towards a better und
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by yosamino 8mo ago
here you go: > The Israel Defense Forces believes that the Hamas-run health ministry’s death toll from the war in the Gaza Strip has been largely accurate, a senior Israeli military official acknowledged on Thursday. https://w
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by yosamino 8mo ago
> I literally quoted the comment in my reply. You selectively quoted the comment in your reply, leaving out some crucial information in order to set up a straw man argument. I just helpfully pointed this out to you, because you were as
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by yosamino 8mo ago
If you are arguing in good faith, why are you not reading what you are arguing about. The full quote is: > excuse me if I don't take their word as to whom they're fighting for granted. Especially not after what they did in Gaza
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by yosamino 8mo ago
No, the original argument was that Israel - spelled out for you, because you are pretending you missed it - is using these technologies for the brutal suppression of the whole of the of the Palestinian people and that the overt motive of &q
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by yosamino 8mo ago
> Which one is giving trouble there? Probably all of them. Section 5.4.3.1 > The receiving entity SHOULD choose which certificate to present > based on the domainpart contained in the 'to' attribute of the > i
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by yosamino 8mo ago
> The only good solution would be if all messaging apps used the same protocol so everyone could be reached. That's exactly what XMPP was created to solve, an open standard that could be implemented by anyone. For a while it even lo
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by yosamino 8mo ago
Correct, but that means you cannot share that domain securely with, let's say, a website. No ?
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by yosamino 8mo ago
I worded that poorly. Yes, that is of course correct. But that means that your clients have to trust you without technical safeguards, that you will not use this to get for certificates for purposes other than XMPP. Which, in my mind, is a
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by yosamino 8mo ago
> linux-> mobile voice I've been using Dino on Linux to talk to Conversations/Monal with video and it's been working pretty well. Do you have a different experience ?
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by yosamino 8mo ago
I've run an XMPP server in various states of professionalism for around 20 years now. From mom's basement all the way to a colocated server with a similar setup that's described in the post. The only caveat I have not been ab
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by yosamino 8mo ago
Not really. If their own their domain, then it's possible to swap out CF and LE for different companies. That would certainly be a very annoying event, but not an unrecoverable one.
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by yosamino 8mo ago
There is a lot of truth in what you write, so I am just going to point out the UnifiedPush project[0]. Of course with the, rather large, caveat of that not working outside of > TestFlight or an analogous Android channel This implements a
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by yosamino 10mo ago
I've had a similar issue recently and I found that rustdesk[0] works pretty well for casual use despite wayland support being labelled experimental. I use it for pair programming with someone on multiple monitors while I'm on a la
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by yosamino 2y ago
Does this work for you with more than one client connected ? How did you configure the routing table ?
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by yosamino 2y ago
There's a chicken-egg-like problem involved with that based on the cryptokey routing that wireguard does. The, a bit unfortunately named, 'allowed-ips' parameter determines to which peer wg routes a packet. If you imagine thr
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by yosamino 3y ago
curious: that website mentions seven patents. I couldn't find it on the website, what patent are these ?
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by yosamino 3y ago
I will never by anything from an ad - by running an adblocker I am *helping* the site I am visiting by making their targeting more specific. Someone paying $20 for an ad trying to sell me a product, will be happy that their ad is not se
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by yosamino 4y ago
A bit naviely using cucumber seems like a good idea. Could you share some advice or resources on why it might not be ?
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by yosamino 4y ago
> The books must have been all very bad or the article author just skimmed thru them. It seems that you have not even bothered to skim the article...
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by yosamino 4y ago
Not true that in Austria you can be terminated for any reason at all. There are protections in place. For example, in the regular case, i.e. 'no urgent reason' there is no such thing as an immediate dismissal, and this can be foug
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by yosamino 4y ago
> I can't imagine writing code while standing on a train, for example. This made me smile, because that used to be my morning commute. I had around an hour on a usually full train, and I could already start writing things that were
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by yosamino 4y ago
> Was my post confusing? I possibly misunderstood what you were getting at. You are right - an android with a a keyboard is certainly not all that different.
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by yosamino 4y ago
All the things you would use a phone for in the early 2010s: * Phone calls * Video calls over XMPP * Text/XMPP messaging * Web browsing * Document editing * Writing and receiving email * Playing music ( it had a built i
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by yosamino 4y ago
No. It's not a fantasy. The Nokia N900 was amazing . It functioned as a phone with a touchscreen to deliver the experience that had now become the dominant one. But also, by sliding up the screen, it had a fully featured keyboard, and
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by yosamino 4y ago
> Of course, someone might be able to clone your head shape. This is from 2005: > Police in Malaysia are hunting for members of a violent gang who chopped off a car owner's finger to get round the vehicle's hi-tech security
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by yosamino 4y ago
I will be a "crybully": - Cloudflare provides a service - some "unsavory" people buy this service - Cloudflare decides that they do not want to provide this service anymore so they terminate it. The specifics of how exac
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by yosamino 4y ago
That's an angle I hadn't considered, thank you for bringing it up. I bike around the city quite a lot, and usually I will have bike parking available, but when I don't, I find the nearest signpost or street lamp and lock it t

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